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People Round-Up, Mid-June 2015

June 17, 2015

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Looking for an office in Manhattan? Market Partners International currently has a space available in its office near Grand Central Terminal. Total available space is approximately 350 sq. feet, plus access to a conference room. For more information, please email info@marketpartnersinternational.com. PEOPLE Harold Augenbraum will step down from his position as Executive Director of the National Book Foundation…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 19th Annual International Conference on Electronic Publishing (Elpub), Adam Schnitzer, Adrienne Krogh, Amazon, Amy Brand, Andrea Spooner, Andrew Gochnauer, Anime Expo, Ashley Garland, Barnes & Noble College, Basic Books, Books-A-Million, Brenda Knight, Bresnick Weil Literary Agency, Cambridge University Press, Casablanca, CBA's International Christian Retail Show, Chronicle Books, Cleis Press, Comic-Con International: San Diego, Convergent Books, Crown Publishing Group, DaCapo, Dafina Books, Dan Gerstle, Daniel Menaker, David Adams, David Hawk, Dawn Adams, Diane Levinson, Digital Science, Duke University Press, Ebony LaDelle, Ecco, Ed Victor Ltd, Egmont USA, Elena Hershey, Ellen Faran, Emily Hughes, Emily Young, Exact Publicity, Exclusive PR, Farrin Jacobs, Festival at the Edge, Folio Jr, Folio Literary Management, Folio Society, Frankfurt Book Fair, Gallup Press, Global Radio Group, Grand Central Publishing, Greenhouse Literary, Harlem Book Fair, Harold Augenbraum, HarperCollins, Hastings, Henry Holt & Company, Holtzbrinck Publishing Group, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Howard Books, Humanix Books, Hut Landon, International New Age Trade Show, International Reading Association Annual Conference and Expo, James Chan, James Hadley Billington, Jessica Brown, Jillian Rahn, John Cusick, Johns Hopkins University, Juan Felipe Herrera, Justin Race, Justin Velella, Karen Thomas, Kerry Cahill, Kidsbooks LLC, Landmark, Laura Gates Galvin, Lia Hunt, Little Brown, Little Brown Children's, Lori De Reza, Louise Allen-Jones Associates, Madeleine Milburn Ltd, Maha Khalil, Margaret Coffee, Marquette University, Mary Glenn, Matthew DiGangi, McCormick Literary, McGraw-Hill Professional, Michael Connole, Michael McCullough, MIT Press, National Book Foundation, New York Times, New Yorker, Nichole Komasinski, Northern California Independent Booksellers Association, O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON), Open Road Integrated Media, Paper+Goods, Penguin Random House, Perseus Books Group, Perseus Distribution, Poppy, Princeton Architectural Press, PublicAffairs, Publishers Group West, Puffin, Putnam, Quarto, Random House, Reynold Levy, Romance Writers of America Conference, Rowman & Littlefield, Running Press, Samantha Frontera, Samantha Hagerbaumer, Sandy Smith, Sarah McKay, Sarah O'Halloran, SCBWI's Annual Summer Conference, Simon & Schuster, Skyhorse, Sourcebooks, South African Book Fair, St. Martin's Press, Stephanie Graham, Stephanie Leke, Ten Speed Press, The Eighth Floor, The Musmanno Group, Thérèse Coen, Thrillerfest X, Tokyo International Book Fair (TIBF), Tom Cho, Tom Lovett, Triumph Books, University of Nevada Press, Viva Editions, Weinstein, Wiley

Book View, November 2004

November 1, 2004

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People The West Coast is in the news: Kirsty Melville, previously Publisher of Ten Speed Press, has become Publisher of the new book division of University Games. The new Publisher of Ten Speed is Lorena Jones. … Kevan Lyon, EVP for Wholesale Merchandising/Distribution (including PGW) at AMS, has left the company. Her duties were being…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged A. Van Jordan, Abrams, Adam Haslett, Alex Kuczynski, Allison Glock, Amistad, AMS, Amy Goldman, Andy Borowitz, Ann Patty, Anne Bramson, Artisan, Avalon, Barron's, Bernard Pomerance, Beth Lamb, Bill McGorry, Black Dog & Leventhal, Bob Morris, Brown, Bruce Harris, Bruce Myers, Carole de Santi, Caroline Miller, Catherine Barnett, Charles Tillinghast, Claire Cook, CLMP, Creative Publishing International, Dan Chiasson, Daniel Alarcon, Dixon Place, Don Laventhall, Dorling Kindersley, Ecco, Edna O'Brien, Elana Greenfield, Elissa Altman, Elizabeth Dewberry, Elizabeth Eulberg, Emma Sweeney, Eric Himmel, F&W, f-stop Fitzgerald, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Fourth Estate, Garrison Keillor, Goddard Riverside, Harcourt, Harold Ober Agency, HarperPerennial, Harry Evans, Holly Rothman, Hylas, Janet Harris, Jesse Sheidlower, Jim De Vico, Joe Tessitore, John Jeremiah Sullivan, Johns Hopkins University Press, Jonathan Burnham, Joyce Stein, Judy Blume, Kaplan Publishing, Ken Auletta, Kevan Lyon, Kevin Haas, Kirsten Bakis, Kirsty Melville, Kylie Foxx, Lisa Considine, Little, Lorena Jones, Marlowe & Company, Melcher Media, Mike Campbell, Miramax, National Book Foundation, OED, Patti Kelly, Paul Gallico, PGW, Phyllis Westberg, Quarto Group, Quayside Publishing Group, Random House, Rayo, Reed Business Information, Riverhead, Rizzoli, Rockport Publishers, Rose Marie Morse, S&S, Sandee Roston, Sara Nelson, Scholastic, Sean Moore, Stephanie Cowell, Storey, Sue McCloskey, Susan Lehman, Tama Janowitz, Taunton Press, Ten Speed Press, The Miami Book Fair, The Whiting Writers' Awards, Thurber Prize, Timber Press, Tokyopop, Tom Lovett, Tracey Scott Wilson, University Games, Victor La Valle, Viking, Wiley, Workman

Book View, February 2004

February 1, 2004

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PEOPLE Following the doldrums of December, January brought some major moves, including Michael Jacobs’ sortie from Scholastic, and David Steinberger’s installation as the President and CEO of the Perseus Books Group. Movement is everywhere: Random House has combined its two separate retail sales forces into a single unit, resulting in the departure of at least…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged AAP, Alan Trask, Alex Holtz, Amadeus Press, Avery Books, Baker & Taylor, Barbara O'Shea, Barron's, Bebe Buell, Berkley, BISG, Bob Levine, Books for a Better Life, Bowker, Brands-to-Books, Candice Chaplin, Carl Andress, Carlos Eire, Carol Roeder, Caroline White, Cause Celeb, Chris Waters, Crown, David Cassidy, David Kirkpatrick, David Steinberger, Dominique Raccah, Ed Lenk, Eric Kettunen, Gerry Helferich, Gotham, HarperCollins, Hudson Street Press, Hyperion, Idea Logical Company, Intervisual, James Fitzgerald, Jay Cosgrove, Jean Sznecz, Jeremy P. Tarcher, Joel Fotinos, John Cerullo, Jonathan Nowell, Judy Blume, Kate Stark, Kathleen Spinelli, Kim Goldstein, King Hill, Larry Bullock, Laureen Rowland, Laurie Bernstein, Lloyd Jassin, M. Evans, Marianne Faithfull, Megan Newman, Meredith Vieira, Michael Burkin, Michael Cairns, Michael Jacobs, Michael Lynton, Michael Musto, Michele Martin, Mike Campbell, Mike Shatzkin, Miriam Bass, Modern Publishing, Nancy Calbirer, National Book Foundation, NBN, Nielsen BookData, Oakley Hall, Other Press, P.J. Dempsey, Pamela Des Barres, Paul Harrington, Paul Kozlowski, Penguin, Perseus Books Group, PGW, Poets & Writers, Polly Horvath, powerHouse, Publishers Group West, Puffin, Random House, Robert Allen, Rodale, Ruth Liebmann, S&S Children's, Scholastic, Sharon Olds, Shirley Hazzard, Sid Albert, Small Press Center, Sony Pictures, Sourcebooks, Susan Allison, Susan Golomb, Susan Wyler, Ted Hill, Teresa Nicholas, The New York Public Library, Tom Lovett, Tracy Tang, Viking Penguin, VikingStudio, Vista, Viz, Wiley

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